Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-09-24
Local Items.


 10000 pounds of lime for sale at J. M. Ochoas
 The District Court for Pinal County will open on October Sd.
 Mir. Win. E. Guild went to Tucson on Tuesday, on land business.
 Mir. B. Purdy has returned te Florence after trip up the country.
 Mir. D. D. De Nure and wife, of the Vekol, are visiting San Francisco.
 Mir. A. T. Colton has the contract for sub-dividing the Douglass tract into city lots.
 German Chamomile at Weedin X Meek's.
 Mir. Henry Holborn has returned from Globe and will settle down in Florence and engage in business
 Mir. r. s. Ramirez who has been quite ill for the past several days, is again on the streets, nearly we'll.
 Messrs. Juan Charouleau, Andre Re bell and S. Rambaud, of Tucson, arrived in Florence Thursday evening.
 Pears in this valley are doing excep- tionally we'll this year and nearly all the trees are full of large and fine fruit.
 MT. Harry Shaw of the firm of Shaw & Melrose of Riverside, came down for a short visit to Florence on Sunday.
 Nur sing bottles, at Weedin x Meek's. Miss Julia R. McCord, of Oakland, C.l .Y~.,-.1 l., Tl1ranea Snpdo To accept position in the public school.
 Mir. Albert McGrath, in charge of the Ray copper camp at Riverside, was in Florence Sunday evening and Monday forenoon.
 Powdered Charcoal at Weedin X Meek's.
 Mir. c. w. Lemon sold 12.64 acres of Estevan Ramirez's ranch, northeast of town, last Tuesday, to MT. D. Salazar, for $50 an acre.
 A little Mexican boy, whose name was not learned, had finger taken off a cou- pie of days ago while monkeYing with the school house pump.
 Hank Parari, after accommodating a grub stake on the Florence canal, left on Thursday on the phantom traIl. Hope he will strike new Fl Dorado.
 The many friends of Mir. R. H. Mar tin will learn with regret that he has been confined to his house with illness. He is, however, on the road to recovery.
 Mr W. H. Peck, of Redington. Pima county, brought down bunch of cattle this week on his way to Phehix, to fatten them on alfalfa. Mir. Peck owns land on the Salt river.
 Mir. w. Wood Porter, clerk of the Dis triet court, returned from his visit to California last Saturday. He was among the stranded passengers during the wash out and remained for a week at Yuma. Mir. w. H. Culver of Pinal, while on his way to Phenix, was caught in the washouts between stations and his expe- riences for whole week are not among the most pleasant recollections of his life. Canary Seed and Cutie Bone at Weed in X Meeks.
 Mir. J. V. Wilson returned last Satur- day from visit to Sonora, where he went to gather the herbs out of which he prepares his now famous cure leprosy. He saw plenty of mud and water on his trip.
 Sportsmen who want to fill game bags with the least possible expenditure of powder, will be interested in Charles Ledyard Norton's illustrated description of "A Pot Hunters Paradise" to appear in The American Magazine for October The Globe Silver Belt publishes re port that work on the Florence canal has suspended for want of funds to pay the contractor. The Belt is mistaken. Con struction work is still progressing witt satisfactory rapidity and no trouble ex ists about the ply of the contractors.
 Glycerine Hair Dressing. superior article, for sale by Weedin X Meek's.
 They have a curious way of doing things in the Phenix postofHce. A letter plainly addressed toa resident of Florec' by mistake went to Phenix and instead of being forwarded to it's address it wal returned to the sender and by him re sent to Florence, causing 8 week or ter days delay.
 Mrs. c. A. French desires it to be thoroughly understood that her restaur ant table is supplied with the very bes of everything and that no better meal' can be had Tn town. She has also rooms for lodgers and free baths for her patrons - Strangers will find everything comforta bls, clean and satisfactory.
 Circ ulating Dibrary at Weedin Meek's.
 Mir. Thos. Mcclellan has presented the ENTERPRISE publishers with big sample bottle of his excellent relish which h, calls "Otasl." From personal enjoy ment of the preparation the name is en dorsed as entirely appropriate, but should be hyphenized- 'Ot-as-LW is splendid relish and one of the bes appetizers ever concocted.
 Tens of thousands of people every where on the coast deal by mail wit Weinstock & Lubin, 400-41O K St., Sac ramento, Cal, a clear indication ths their goods and prices are worth knowin about. The new Fall Catalogue just ii
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